Miss Jennie Cousins Wed to Allen Nead in Simple Home Ceremony
Miss Jennie Cousins daughter of the Cousins of Stop 76 was married to Allen Nead son of Edward Nead by the Rev W Ith at his home yesterday afternoon. The couple were unattended and later visited relatives in Avon. Both brides wore brown taffeta and the newlyweds reside on East Avenue while Mr and Mrs Percy Nead live at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Cousins
Allen Nead
Edward Nead
Jerday
Sue Cousins
McKinley Pot
Percy Nead
George Johnson
Avon
East Avenue
Stop 76
L. B. Fauver
Earl Brown
W.G Sharp
Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Hale
Livie Bowen
van Dusen
Maine
Maret
Franklin Parent-Teacher colation discussion and tardiness concerns
A Franklin area parent teacher gathering led by Miss Bullock’s room featured readings by Robert Louis Stevenson and a musical number from Wis hes’ room. The group voted not to use certain equipment during a playtime due to supervision and playground conditions. Miss McCloy noted excessive tardiness and early arrivals. a plan was made to reduce early arrivals by shortening pre school time and coordinating with parents. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Franklin
Colation
Pup
Miss Bullock
Robert Louis
Reneon
Ben
Iss McCloy
Hamilton P T A meets after school with program and readings
The Hamilton Parent-Teachers Association held a meeting yesterday after school. Gladys McCol and her sister Joy McCollough presented a program with readings by Miss Harrison and others. Debating club elected new officers and discussed the state capital abolition topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Gladys McCol
Ude McCollough
Mitt Harrison
Ac Vinker
Mmee Feeley
BE. J. Jenkins
Miss Freese
J. L. Birdsall
Harry Thomprationey Hall
Ira Ar/ VeTYie
Leare
Kinley
Miss
H. Ox
Tonight and Tomorrow Community Event Schedule
Local clubs church groups and fraternal orders present meetings banquets and rehearsals tonight and tomorrow. Lorain County Christian Endeavor and Church of Christ hold a 6 30 banquet and 7 30 mass meeting with Sunday school boards. Star Legion and Maccabee groups meet. Pomona Grange all day tomorrow. Lorain County Teachers Institute at 10 in the high school technical building. The Woman's Civic Club hosts a 1 pm luncheon next Wednesday. Culture and Fortnightly clubs report programs readings reviews and entertainments. Pythias Young People's Society at St Pauls Evangelical hosts a special meeting with a box luncheon and Eskimo Pie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Allen
Cleveland
Strand
J. F. Glosser
Literary Society
Lorain County Christian Endeavor of
Church of Christ
M. E. Church
Service Star Legion
Knights and Ladies of Securi
Pomona Grange
Wurst Hall
Lorain County Teachers’ Institute
Woman's Civic Club
WoMan’s Civic Club
Central Book Store
Pallas
Community social events and club notices in Elyria
Local society notes report Mr and Mrs C M Muller entertaining at George Street with guests and a five hundred game followed by luncheon. Upcoming club meetings include Clan Robertson annual concert, Elyria High school Dramatic Club, Junto Club program, Daughters of Scotland, Blue Jay Card Club, plus a talk by J F Burke in East Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culture Club
J. F Burke
J. G. Whttney
Aliss Joyce MccKimley
Doris Gress
J. F. Burke
Ars. Leah Long
Etta Padley
Katheryn Stone
Lulu Wilcox
Ruby Catton
Clan Robertson
Elyria High ‘School
Henrietta Schuur
Alma Hogle
Bertha Quade
Mildred Wiggins
Marty Louise Hastings
Frances Phelps
Royal Neighbors of Mayflower meet at Wurst Hall
The Royal Neighbors of Mayflower camp will hold a meeting at Wurst Hall. After the business session, a social and card party will follow. Daughters of Scotia practice session set for Monday at 7:00 pm with the Leonadriji team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. N
Mayflower
Mayflower Camp
Tanisht
Wurst Hall
Daughters OF Scotia
Daughters of Leonadriji
Catholic Daughters of America
Kof € Hall
Illness and recoveries surface in local notes
Mrs Mary Kirkpatrick of Washington avenue is ill. Mrs A Nevins of Middle avenue spent Thursday in Cleveland. Miss Stella Baker is ill with the flu. Mrs Ralph Manning of Furnace Street is severely ill with bronchial pneumonia. Mrs Harriet Sherman of 11th street has recovered from illness. Betty Paradise is slightly improved after a severe cold. M Scoville is confined with the grippe on Oxford street. Mrs Howard Summers and son are ill on East avenue with bronchial pneumonia. Mrs George Pyle of Kipling street has been sick for days but is improving. Sol Sack attended a luncheon at the Hellendon. Mrs Frank Klosksien of Cleveland spent Wednesday and Thursday with J W Brandau and family. Roy Thornsley will spend weekend with family at 415 Adams street. Charlie Carpenter fell and sprained his ankle and uses crutches. Mrs Alfred Emery of East River Street has been ill for a week. Olvey Shrader is confined to home with rheumatism. Mrs Hattie Feeley of Brighton visits relatives Rex Rowell. Mrs H B Stoughton of Lake avenue returned from Pittsburg after three months. Mr and Mrs James Cather of Oxford street called to Erie Virginia by father’s death. Betty Jane Shaefer, daughter of Mr and Mrs F E Shaefer, is much improved after bronchial pneumonia. The Dorcys Society of Grace Lutheran church met with Mrs Fred Cole for a social afternoon.
Local Social Happenings and Church Notes
Mrs. C J Lester and son Billy visit with relatives in Barberton while friends from Elyria send greetings. A Shakespeare study group prepares to attend Taming of the Shrew at Hanna theater with Miss Todd as chaperone. Church events include Presbyterian Burns supper and a Congregational program with readings by Miss Jessie Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Todd
Hanna Theater
Burns
United Presbyterian Church
James Scott
Robert Burns
Marriage Licenses in Lorain and Elyria Areas
Several couples received marriage licenses in Lorain and Elyria areas. Fred Kindelberger a 4 machinist wed Elsa Berngesser a 40 florist with Rev W S Smith officiating. Peter Kup a 2 yes and Margaret Autel 17 Elyria with Rev Merton. Charles Liney 35 laborer Elyria wed Linnie Seretta 306 Lafgrange with Justice of the Peace. Allen Nead 22 enamel worker Elyria wed Jennie Cousins 20 Ridgeville with Rev W S Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kindelberger
Elsa Berngesser
Florist
Lorain
W. S. Smith
Peter Kup
Oui
Margaret Autel
Elyria
R. D
Merton
Charles Liney
Linnie Seretta
Lafgrange
Allen Nead
Jennie Cousins
Ridgeville
Hospital Notes Admission Louise Gill More Birth
Mrs Louise Gill More East avenue gave birth to a son in hospital records. The item notes a long Norwegian bread-baking pause on Sunday and cites Providence as the first US city with open-air schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Gill More
East Avenue
H. L. Gill- More
Providence
United States
Fragmentary Claim on Birth Rates in China and Pertugere Ad
A garbled OCR style line cites 6,000,000 births per year in China and mentions Pertugere with a vague figure of 30,000 900 people. No clear entities or events are established. text appears corrupted and lacks verifiable details.
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MEINE
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Fish and Club
Banff
Spadian Pacific Railway
Giles
Ick
NS Women
Iam Association
Tto
Iriedenstien
Huet
W. Mid
Lorain No. 4
Nlek
Clarence Larmley
Ean
TeIntire
Ia High Debating
Vivenie Ao
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Elizabeth Hawk
Georgia
Byron Boynton
Kath
Eva Osborne
Elachtler
Adren Smith
Elyria-Lorain
Order of Eastern Star
Maccabee
MR. and
Mrs. Muller
C. M. Muller
George Street
T. Collier
R. A. Barbour
P. J. Mitchell
Wir
P. K. Wood
Poingortia Club
Lillian E. Ketehus
Mirs. Levell
Amherst
E. L. Myers
A. L. Rainey
Fannie Meyers
Clark Steert
Mrs. Hazelton
Alrs. J
Hazelton
Ohio Street
Arthur Hadaway
Chas. MacDonnell
Edward Vincent
Johan Sigsworth
Alice Schimkat
Indiana
Elyria High School
Daughters OF Scotland the Daueghters of Scotland
Wurrt Hall
Pedro
Blue Jay Card Club
C. Bemis
Gauvin Street
Charles Bemis
F. Tamilton
J. Webber
East Liverpool
Mary Kirkpatrick
Washington Avenue
A. Nevins
Middle Avenue
Ralph Manning
Furnace Street
Gtppe
Harriet Sherman
11Th Street
Betty Paradise
M. Scoville
Oxford Street
Grippe
Howard Summers
George Pyle
Kipling Street
Sol Sack
New York Life Insurance Fo
Hellendon
Frank Klosksien
Thurs
J. W. Brandau
Famil
Wincikle Street
Roy Thornsley
Pittsburg
Adams Street
Charlie Carpenter
Alfred Emery
East River St
Olvey Shrader
Winckle St
Hattie Feeley
Brighton
Rex Rowell
Hillsdale Ct
H. B S8toughton
Lake Ave
James Cather
Erie, Va
Betty Jane Shaefer
F. E. Shaefer
Dorcys Society
The
Grace Lutheran Church
Fred Cole
C. J. Lester
Billy
Barberton
W. J
G. W. Rhodes
Terre Haute
Ind
Blm. West
Amanda Sandford
Washington Ave
Helen Wellert
Quinsy
Mrs. MacMurray
Bowling Green
BE. Tenny
Fuller Road
Pontiac
Anny
Willys Foundry Co
P. J. Cochrane
Ralph Fobes
Miss Nolen
R. J. Speaker, J. Novak and
J. Fowl
Ohio National Life Insurance Company
Lansing
Michigan
L. M. Semple
Ninth Street
Lulu Seigle
Carrie Orth
Port Clinton
Pere Ueld
James Brandal
A. M. Rothgary
F. A. Lawrence
Peterman
Frank Church
Huwiston A
Second Congregational Church
O. E. Barton
Dever Avenue
Cora Bells
Nellie Barton
Isnna Dimmick
Dostess
E C. Wells
Erie Street
John Liggett
Orie Roig
the Leader Shoe Co
McHenry & Carr
Postoffice
Norway
China
Pertugere
Gladys Parmely
Melanie Farr
Postum Cereal Co., Inc
Mattle Creek, Mich
U. S
W. Broad Street
Custom Service
Lesa
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